(From the United Way of Hancock County) Input is needed to help community leaders in their efforts to implement childcare solutions across Hancock County. Two separate surveys have been created to gather a complete scope of the community’s needs. One survey seeks input from parents, prospective parents and grandparents, while the other is targeted toward HR
The United Way of Hancock County says there's still time to provide valuable input on childcare needs to help inform collaborative efforts to implement solutions across Hancock County. Over 550 people including parents of children in care, prospective parents, grandparents and parents of grown children have filled out the Hancock County Childcare Survey
(From the United Way of Hancock County) Input is needed to help community leaders in their efforts to implement childcare solutions across Hancock County. Two separate surveys have been created to gather a complete scope of the community's needs. One survey seeks input from parents, prospective parents and grandparents, while the other is targeted toward
Hancock Public Health invites the public to their Community Baby Shower on Saturday, May 6th at The Findlay Village Mall from 10 to 2. Health Educator Jessica Halsey and the Help Me Grow team will be on hand to check car seats, conduct safe sleep demonstrations and give away door prizes and raffle items to
(Story and picture courtesy of the United Way of Hancock County) The many ways caring individuals can get involved in the lives of youth were highlighted at the "Not Our Kids" Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Luncheon and Panel in Findlay. The event outlined simple efforts to help kids, such as reading to children at the